Research Scientist -Biology (In-vitro Toxicology)
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Position Overview: We are seeking a highly motivated Research Scientist with expertise in in vitro toxicology to join our Health and Environmental Sciences (HES) team. The ideal candidate will play a crucial role in the planning, design, and execution of in vitro experiments to evaluate new molecules' safety and efficacy. Key Responsibilities:
- Experiment Planning and Execution: Design and conduct in vitro experiments, including but not limited to AMES, Steroidogenesis, Chromosomal Aberrations, Micronucleus, Cell Gene Mutation, and ERT assays.
- Ensure experiments are conducted in accordance with regulatory standards and organizational protocols.
- Cell Line Maintenance: Maintain and culture various cell lines and bacterial cells, ensuring optimal conditions for experimental use.
- Laboratory Operations: Operate laboratory equipment and instruments, applying relevant technologies in the preparation of media, reagents, and solutions required for experiments.
- Validate new study designs as necessary to enhance experimental outcomes.
- Data Collection and Analysis: Collect, analyze, and interpret experimental data, preparing technical summaries for departmental review.
- Document and maintain electronic technical data generated within the department.
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs): Write and review departmental SOPs to ensure consistency and compliance with best practices.
- Scientific Communication: Deliver scientific and technical presentations within the department, sharing findings and insights from research activities.
- Continuous Learning: Attend seminars, workshops, and conferences as needed to stay updated on advancements in the field of in vitro toxicology.
- Explore and implement computational tools and in silico models related to genotoxicity research.
- Safety Compliance: Adhere to organizational policies concerning the safe handling and conduct of all laboratory experiments.
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